Hmm, I was just thinking that a brokered REST based architecture would have integration complexity of O(logN) typically, and O(1) optimally. Sound right? MB --...
... Where the service consumer and service publisher are disconnected in space; i.e they don't know that the other exists, because an intermediary is brokering...
Mark, Actually, this is an area I have put a lot of though into, since I believe that RESTful design totally facilitates the kind of loosely-coupled ...
I'm coming in a little late on this thread, not sure what it's all about. How did you arrive at the O(logN) bound, Mark? Also, does "brokered" include a...
... I figured that in the typical case, you'd need to interact with a set of topics which would grow O(logN). ... Yes. ... I didn't consciously, but I think...
... A guess. It seemed reasonable. ... Well, that's the variable, no? ... If I understand you, yes. There's nothing preventing two parties interacting...
... Yes, though it isn't a panacea -- the applications will have to figure out ways to filter events and prevent notification storms. ... A good start would be...
... FWIW, we implemented a MONITOR HTTP extension at Idokorro, and it supports the use of the MONITOR body to transfer a specification of a filter rule set (we...
Hi, I am just new to R.E.S.T, I am in the process of learning REST, to implement in my java project. Are there any java based API's avaliable ? Are there any...
... And so it begins. REST is a style of network application design and not a syntax. You can fairly easily do REST/HTTP programming using Java Servlets and...
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... Yes, and relational database technology is a set of standards to relate tuples to each other that can be easily implemented with any syntax. Right. Do you...
... I strongly agree. And in my experience, there are more tools out there to help you accelerate implementations based upon the REST design (Apache, Zope,...
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Thanks for all your valuable replies on this.. I would like to conclude REST this way..., A java based network application connecting to a web server (GET...
... Paul: While the tools you mention above do allow you to implement applications following the REST architectural style, what I would like to see, as a...
Mike, Out of respect for the maturity and quality of existing technologies (i.e., any the tools you and Paul referenced), I wanted to refrain from saying "what...
... Searith: Granted, but Java is supposed to make OO programming easier for you than if you try to program OO in assembler. Just like logical languages make...
I have no problem whatsoever with people making toolkits that make it easier to program in the REST style. I've got my own little toolkit that I use for simple...
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I know it's a misnomer, but I'm horrible with names and haven't found anything better. I had thought of "RESTful Toolkit" but the code in the toolkit itself...
Hey Roy, You wrote; "Styles can also influence the visibility of interactions within a network-based application by restricting interfaces via generality or ...
Another soul in search of the Truth. 8-) I've pointed Jon, and rdf-ig, to the Walden's work on the RESTwiki, and to this list. Perhaps there's enough interest...
There is a clock at: http://www.waterken.com/util/est.html There is an explanation of the clock at: http://www.waterken.com/dev/Web/Clock/ Is this clock...
Hello, I have written a small tool and want to know, what you think about it. It has the following features: - Enables RESTful access to relational databases...
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